Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13
Ssms Of Its Features under
CIeveland's "JsFsrsOnian
Simplicity"
ys.r Ksa Cooks asd Several womss
70 Cook fer the PIAia
Presldent.-
T.s Carnival Of Yesns narried Womsn
In TIp-top Society.
YIlFting with Unmarried Mea-soms
Of the Sensational seenes-Kaae
Chase Ia new T0gk-Hrs
Garfeid asd Daughter.


FIVE COOKS FOR CLEyELAND.
WasBrxaTos. Feb. IA letter q
the Philadelphia Times (Dern. says
Chief Perrin was giving coup de grace
10 an entremet sucre for the Presi.
dsnt's dinner. In the subterranean
dImness and seclusion Of the kitchens
n the Executive Mansion, wearing the
conventional cap Of his art, with the
great iron ranges red with blazing fires
and the highly Furnished copper uten-
SIS hanging around on the walls like
pieces Of amor Of a sturdy knight, be
boxed more the armorer at work in
The arsenal Of an ancient castle than a
chef de cuisine manipulating the raw
materials Of the culinary art into tooth
some dishes that make good digestion
happy. The voices Of gridiron and
The pit Joined with the chorus Of the
skillets the pans and the kettles, 10 a
symphony o. good cheer and boun-
teOus menu.
Constant Perrin. who evolves the
choice dishes which come upon the
tsbe Of the President, enjoying his
rspast en- familie or on occasions Of
state dining is a dApper, nervous. &C
srt and his art evidently In love with
him. He comes from a line Of noted
chefs. His father. q famous Festaura-
seur Of Metz, Lorraine. taught him
how 10 cook and sent him TO Paris
His triumphs there made the Kitchens
Of the Hotel du Rhin and Cafe Richie
famous among the eOnnoisseurs Of the
gay capital. Fourteen years ago Del
mOnico had him in New York, and
from there the Manhattan Club secured
him; but with 4 true Frenchman's
love for his native land he got home
sick and soon went back 70 France
He was sent for about four years ago
By the Brooklyn Club. where he has
since been. He Is at the White House
only for the season. and will return 10
Brooklyn whom he gets through. leay-
ing the cuisine In charge of an ordinary
family cook.
FIVE COOKS POR THE MODERN JAFTER-
Eos.
Perrin, with the assistance Of one wo-
man and three men cooks, has made
the menus Of the Presidents table and
Mrs ClevelAnd's lnncheons celebrated
during the past season. He makes
hot and cold relieves, entries. entire
NETS, pastry, candy CONNECTIONS. water
Ices, ice cream, and even the decora-
tive chef dmuvres OF the kitchen
everything but that plebeian, though
In the dietary Of mankind at large
called bread.
Prominent MARRIED woMEs IN MAD
FLIRTATtoss.
The want Of a recognized leader, and
one supreme and active circle In society
this winter. says a letter TO the Globe
Democrat, has kept the social world al
sea. The White House has net vet
declared its particular administration
circle, and the Cabinet has counted for
little socially. In consequence adven-
turers have had an easy time without
any recognized tribunal TO pass upon
them and give signal FOR their exelu-
sion. Awoman somewhat well known
a. the travelling companion Of Aleer-
non Sarturis, few years ago, has
walked right into the very social San
hedrim, assisted at a reception &c a
Cabinet members house, and been
swept along on the high current She
figured for pleasant two months as
brilliant member Of winter society aud
then suddenly went into eclipse when
some old fricdds came along and recog-
niEed her. Every one acknowledges
that there has never been a social sea.
son so much In need Of q strong hand
10 straighten Il out. so prolific OF scan
dals, and SO marked by scandRlous
conduct The Young married women
aud their lovers have been the promi-
nent feature Of the season. and In this
Partisan feature these giddy women
have quite outdone Paris itself. One
woman had gotten herself into terri
BE dilemma by giving up her diamonds
70 buy silence. and when n male rela-
tive, believing her story that they were
lost or stolen. set detective on the
case, the mystery Of the disappearing
Jewels was set at rest The cavalier 81
this married beauty Is supposed TO
have supported himself hy the pro
eeeds 1T her gems, and, like all stories
that they try 10 hush up. Il has gone
abroad In three or four variations, and
having been cut at his club, it remains
Tor the club 20 expel him. and thus
1--WE the story q certain Endorsement
% those who are too much shocked
~ The prominence Of the two TO be
Aeye Il.
WHAT SONS ~ THE HUSBANDS SAT
ABOUT IT.
No one seems 10 be particularly hor-
MED AZ the wsy these Young married
women openly compromise themselves.
ana when one - them had heard her
eompanion-firt denounced for accept
ing such marked attentions. and never
pelng seen with her husband. she said
hut. Oh, you've no idea what = duh
nan he Is 20 live with. He bores her
~. She ought % have some friends
Nlthout every body talking" The same
oemmi'serstor turned 90 Young mar
red woman one dsv and said You
ANays 50 everywhere with your hus-
eand should think il would BE- 80
We'ome The little woman rather
resented this and = few DAYS later took
" discussing these precious acuuaint.
aaee' With her uld-fsShioned husband
ess Told him ~ a call she made that
afternoon
islt ike u fool when I stumbled
hFough the portieres and found
'haded lamps. a half-dark room.
40 three couples tete-a-tete in -
lAhE CORNERS The msn leaning over
oef chair let 70 81 her hand long
1saF Tor her 10 greet me: but I had
s-Au1A interrupted them. and thew tel
,Nlhed giancss and kept up pan
S.uliNe during the short call Now.
.eurter, What would YOU do il you
ne home and always found some
SSs man holding my hand in a shsd-
10 said Ebenezsr. "Idkick him
~ The front steps and lsck you up
% ne coal cellar. "'
Vel, she told me, moreover. that
a wa going 60 the theater tonight
"a some man. and that each interval
Seeh ne acts NAs engaged that is,
80 eSooTt Is to leave her when the cur
- isils and some other man comes
=, - ~lAs "a her until the next act be
-, she always does that AZ the the
-" / watched her once when. by
greaI accident. she was with her
s5oAnd- snd he slid ont 81 his chair
le TIE curtsiu hit the stage. and
So man Vas always waiting and
- INTO The rhsir in his place. Now.
.oS we're O. leave me in that way
s ,sy time, 7 q wager no one would
They'd better not" said Eben.